NUMAEX · SHOJI Partition Systems

Slim Partitions That Divide Without Closing

The SHOJI system is built on T6-6063 aluminium profiles with a 3.5 mm wall — slim partitions that hold glass, light, and space in the same plane without visual bulk.

6 min readUpdated September 2026Ahmedabad · ships across India
SHOJI SUKI slim aluminium partition system in a residential living room, clear glass panels in a fine-line grid running floor to ceiling, track concealed in cei
SUKI profile family, residential living partition. Track grooved into false ceiling; no pelmet visible.
Profile alloyT6-6063 aluminium
Profile wall thickness3.5 mm
Maximum height4200 mm
OperationManual, motorised, fingerprint or sensor
What it is

A 3.5 mm wall that holds a room apart

SHOJI is the NUMAEX partition system. Three profile families — Shoji, Shogun, and Suki — run as fixed screens, single and synchro sliding panels, telescopic sliding systems, dual-hinge doors, and sliding-plus-swing combinations. The aluminium profiles are extruded from T6-6063 alloy and held to a 3.5 mm wall, which is why the frame disappears at any reading distance and the glass becomes the partition.

The system draws on two Japanese design principles: wabi-sabi and ma — simplicity, and the value of empty space. Those are not decorative references. They are structural decisions about how much material to put in front of a room. A slim partition made on these principles divides without announcing itself, which is the point.

Grid designs — Ligne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, and ArcPro — set the rhythm of the screen. The grid is the only visible element at distance. Choose it carefully.

Close-up of SHOJI aluminium profile at the corner junction, showing the 3.5 mm wall thickness and concealed hinge detail, against a plain white wall
SHOJI sliding partition panel mid-travel, motor track concealed in ceiling groove, panel gliding across a hotel suite opening with the room beyond visible throu
How it moves

Soft-close, silent, and optionally motorised

Every sliding panel runs on a soft-close mechanism — a damper that catches the panel near the end of its travel and draws it shut smoothly and without sound. The motor, where specified, sits inside the track. The sensor, where specified, sits inside the track. Neither is visible from the room. Automation does not change the profile, the glass, or the grid; it changes only how the partition is operated.

Access options run from a standard handle to digital fingerprint authentication, motorised remote or switch control, and motion-sensor activation. The fingerprint option is specified most often for walk-in wardrobes and secure office cabins. The sensor option is specified most often for hotel corridors and healthcare settings where hands-free operation matters.

The top track is concealed in one of two ways. Where a false ceiling or ceiling groove is available, the track disappears into it and the panel appears to rise straight from the floor. Where no groove exists, a slim pelmet covers the track from the front.

The motor sits inside the track — automation never compromises the slim, minimal look of the system.Engineering note, SHOJI
Glass and finish

The infill determines everything the partition does

Six glass families are available: extra-toughened clear, fluted (vertical ribbed texture that blurs the view while passing full light), Masterline fine-line decorative, bronze, grey and clear tinted, fabric-laminated, and metal-mesh-laminated glass. The laminated options — fabric or woven metal mesh bonded permanently between two panes — add texture and privacy and hold together if broken.

TACTILE and NUMARTIS surfaces are available as infills where the partition should carry pattern or material depth. Multi-layer glass is specified for acoustic and thermal separation where a room genuinely needs it. Finishes on the aluminium profiles come in matt, metallic, and earthy wood tones.

Paloma shower enclosures share the same hardware finish vocabulary, so a bathroom partition and its enclosure can be specified from a single material language.

Specifications

SHOJI system specifications

ParameterDetail
Profile alloyT6-6063 aluminium
Profile wall thickness3.5 mm
Maximum panel height4200 mm
Profile familiesShoji, Shogun, Suki
Grid designsLigne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, ArcPro
ConfigurationsFixed screen, single sliding, synchro sliding, telescopic, dual-hinge, sliding + swing
Access optionsManual handle, digital fingerprint, motorised, sensor
Track concealmentCeiling groove (false ceiling) or pelmet (no groove)
Glass optionsExtra-toughened clear, fluted, Masterline, tinted, fabric-laminated, metal-mesh-laminated, Tactile, Numartis, multi-layer
Profile finishesMatt, metallic, earthy wood tones
Lead time after 50% advance6–8 weeks
Payment structure50% advance · 40% · 10% before handover
Choosing

SUKI, SHOJI Classic, or SHOGUN

SUKISHOJI ClassicSHOGUN
Reads asMinimal — the slimmest visible frameBalanced — the original grid proportionDual-tone — frame and infill read as two materials
Typical settingResidential living, walk-in wardrobes, home officesHotel suites, corporate offices, boardroomsPrivate dining, hospitality, high-specification showrooms
Grid designs availableLigne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, ArcProLigne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, ArcProLigne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, ArcPro
ConfigurationsFixed, single sliding, slide & foldFixed, single sliding, synchro, telescopicFixed, single sliding, dual-hinge, sliding + swing
Motorised optionYesYesYes
Fingerprint accessYesYesYes
In situ
SUKI slim partition dividing an open-plan living and dining area, fine Ligne grid in matt aluminium, clear glass, natural light from one side casting soft grid
SUKI Minimal profile, residential living partition. Ligne grid, extra-toughened clear glass, ceiling groove track.
SHOGUN partition panel in a hospitality setting, dual-tone aluminium frame with fabric-laminated glass infill showing a woven texture, pendant light visible thr
SHOGUN dual-tone, hotel suite private dining. Fabric-laminated infill, warm wood-tone frame, motorised operation.
SHOJI Classic partition at a walk-in wardrobe entrance, Quadra grid pattern, fluted glass blurring the interior contents, fingerprint reader set flush into the
SHOJI Classic, walk-in wardrobe. Quadra grid, fluted glass, fingerprint access panel flush with the frame.
Questions we are asked

Before you specify

What does 'slim partitions' mean in practice — how thin is the SHOJI profile?
The SHOJI aluminium profiles are extruded from T6-6063 alloy with a 3.5 mm wall thickness. At any normal viewing distance the frame recedes and the glass reads as the partition. The SUKI family is the slimmest of the three profile families.
Can SHOJI slim partitions reach floor to ceiling?
Yes. The system is specified up to 4200 mm in height. Where a false ceiling is available, the top track is grooved into it and nothing is visible above the panel. Where no groove exists, a slim pelmet covers the track.
Are motorised slim partitions available, and does the motor change the profile dimensions?
Motorised operation is available across all three profile families. The motor sits concealed inside the track — it does not change the profile width, the glass specification, or the grid design. The partition looks identical whether it is manual or motorised.
How long does installation take and what is the payment structure?
After the 50% advance payment, NUMAEX hands over between 6 and 8 weeks. The payment structure is 50% advance, then 40%, then 10% before handover.
Begin the conversation

Every SHOJI partition is made to the project.

Opening size, ceiling condition, glass choice, grid, access method — all specified before a profile is cut. Send us the drawings or bring us the space.

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